Marvel Snap new season pass — ‘Into the Quantum Realm’ rewards list

Quantumania is much more than a movie. Marvel Snap’s February 2023 season, “Into the Quantum Realm,” is Ant-Man-themed, meant to line up with Disney’s Feb. 17 release of the new Ant-Man and the Wasp film.

Similar to previous Snap seasons, “Into the Quantum Realm” features both a free and premium tier. The latter costs $10 and adds a slew of additional rewards on top of what you’d already earn for free throughout the season. It is worth the cost.

Is the Marvel Snap new season going to last for?

Since February is a shorter month, there’s a bit more of a time crunch to complete all of the objectives in this season compared to previous ones. From the start of the season, players will only have three weeks and six days to complete all of the “Into the Quantum Realm” chapters and knock out all 50 levels of the season pass. (For the January 2023 “Savage Land” season, players had five weeks.)

How do you receive the Marvel Snap season pass for your new Marvel Snap?

By sticking with the free season pass, you’ll earn 2,300 CreditsAnd 300 goldFrom completing all 50 ranks. You can add the premium pass for an extra 300 CreditsAnd 900 gold Your total season haul. Gold costs $5 per 300 Marvel Snap’s microtransaction store. Credits are 120 gold and 150 credits.

If you were planning on buying gold anyway, the premium pass is “worth it,” insofar as you’d get $15 of gold for $10 — provided you actually complete the whole pass. You’ll also earn a card back, some avatars and variants, and a TonCard boosters. But the biggest draw of the premium pass is that you’ll instantly add MODOK to your card collection.

Continue scrolling to see a complete listing Marvel Snap “Into the Quantum Realm” season pass rewards.

MODOK is it good? Are there any MODOK decks that are worth the investment?

Though it’s still early in Marvel Snap’s new season, MODOK is theoretically extremely powerful — particularly for discard decks. It’s a 5-cost, 8-energy card. MODOK discards your whole hand when it is played.

It’s natural to think Hela — a 6-cost card who plays All of the cards you’ve discard throughout the match — would be an obvious fit, but such a strategy could prove risky: You’d have to draw Hela on turn six, and no earlier, for it to work. You’re better off focusing on discard decks that feature Morbius, Apocalypse, Wolverine, Swarm, and Helicarrier, since all benefit from MODOK’s effect.

Of course, this early in the season and in the card’s availability, players are still fine-tuning the best strategies for MODOK.

Which cards will be in Marvel Snap Season 2?

MODOK is not the only option. Marvel Snap’s new season will add the following cards to the series 5 pool:

• Ghost, 1-cost, 2-power: Ongoing ability — your cards are always revealed last, and their on reveal powers happen last. (Added Feb. 14)
• Stature5, cost 7-power. The cost is reduced to one if an opponent throws a card in any game. (Added Feb. 21)
• Kang0 power, 5 cost: First, look at the opponent’s play, and then turn your attention to your own. (Added Feb. 28)

Which locations will Marvel Snap be filmed in?

Und wie always Marvel Snap’s new season will add new locations to the rotation:

• Camp Lehigh:Your hand will be enhanced by a randomly drawn 3-cost card.
• Quantum Tunnel:You can swap a card with another card by playing it here (basically Lockjaw, the Location).
• Quantum Realm:This card has power when you play it.
• The Sacred Timeline If you’re the first player to fill this location, you’ll get a copy of your opening hand.

List of full Marvel Snap season reward programs